Is the aerosol can of scotchgard HEALTHY to use on a family room sofa?
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I am not a professional but I would use it on a family sofa.. However, in my house I had the windows open or good ventilation!! I would also call Scotchguard 3M customer service to see what they have to say. Good luck. Peneolope Blechstein
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It is considered to be safe. It has a nice scent but could be overpowering in the house. I would for sure use it in a garage and possibley a basement if it has decent ventilation. It is a fantastic product!
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It is not aerosol, but works kind of like a pump spray, although you cannot open the can. I have never had an issue with it or any damage where I have used it.
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The fabric is not stain protected. We recommend using Scotchgard fabric protector spray.
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I would wear a breathing mask (not surgical type) and use a small dust spreader (similar to Pest Pistol). This should also be used on furniture. You will have to 'rub it in' so it doesn't look white if you over-spray.
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Absolutely safe, I have two pc's at my home that I keep clean with it. It is very powerful and you will be surprised at how effective it is. No more buying compressed air cans!!
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Absolutely yes. It's has a wonderful smell to us and moths and bugs just hate it. However, I would caution that if you are spraying delicates or anything that is questionable, ask the manufacture. This is great stuff and it should be safe. I hope this helps :)
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I used 1 can for my couch with 2 reversible cushions. I cleaned all sides of the cushions. I did not have to clean the back or sides. I still have a can that I did not need to use but it will be good to have on hand for touch ups if needed. I would advise you to buy 3 cans. You may have some left over but better to have too much than tooLittle.
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As far as I know it is not. I put 2 coats of scotchgard on it and it's fine. I also don't allow eating in the car, so spills are limited to water.
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I also have two young kids and have used this product inside my house around baseboards and pretty much throughout. I've used it for months and have not experienced any health concerns. By the way, this product really works!
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Don't do it. Do your research first. It's not as harmless as they say. You will need to vacuum the room at least 10 times to get rid of it (needs to have a hepa filter and you need to wear a mask and goggles.) This product is not regulated, it is very harmful to your lungs. We deeply regretted using this product. Research it first.
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I used the Rust-Oleum Industrial Choice Anti-Slip aerosol on a plywood wheel chair ramp. It worked great! I still have a partiial can and the only information about surfaces is: Indoor/Outdoor concrete, metal, ceramic, and wood. Might want to check their website.
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Silverberg, does the scotchguarding help with stains too? I've been taking my cushions inside every night to help them last longer.
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Woolzies will be fine. They don't have any chemicals on them at all. You can add drops of essential oils to make your laundry smell nice.
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I would say ... probably but not for sure. It's like soap ... your carpet would likely be fine but it depends on what kind of fabric you have on your couch. It produces A LOT of bubbles especially if you use it with a machine! I think it would leave a bit of a sticky mess indoors! Good luck!
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No answer for this but I love this and use it every day. The Fragance is perfect! It is oily and using it in a humidifer might not be good.